The line graph indicates the proportion of Australian people whose home to Asia, the Uk, and other regions from 1976 to 2011.
It is immediately evident that the percentage of Australian people who belonged to total, Asia and other regions showed a consistent increase while the opposite trend occured among British data during the survey time. Besides, the Australias initially held the top position in their interest in British accommodation; however, they were surpassed by Asian counterparts towards the end of the period.
Examining the data more closely, we can see that in 1976, a substantial 23% of Australian popularity was attracted to live in the total, then this quantity experienced a slight decline by 3% before hitting its highest point in 2011. In contrast, Australian inhabitats who were born in the UK, which started at a modest 15%, plummeted to roughly 5%, representing a 75% decline throughout the period.
By contrast, though having started at a low of 10%, the population of Australia home to other regions witnessed a steady and remarkable increase of nearly 15% over the subsequent 35 years. An even more significant rise was observed in the Asian data, with enrollments experiencing a fivefold growth, culminating at around 15% by 2011.